kind
/kaɪnd/Caring about other people and often helping them.
Example: That's very kind of you, thank you.

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Personality vocabulary for basic character adjectives, including kind, funny and quiet, describing what someone is like in simple, everyday English.

Caring about other people and often helping them.
Example: That's very kind of you, thank you.

Making other people laugh.
Example: My uncle tells really funny stories at dinner.

Easy to talk to and always nice to new people.
Example: The new student's so friendly she already knows everyone's name.

Not talking a lot and not making much noise.
Example: My brother's quiet until you get him talking about football.

Pleasant and easy to like.
Example: My new neighbour is really nice.

Feeling or showing pleasure.
Example: She's always happy in the mornings.

Feeling unhappy.
Example: He looked sad after the phone call.

Not easily worried, angry or excited.
Example: She stayed calm during the emergency.

Able to learn and understand things quickly.
Example: Their youngest son is very clever.

Not serious; behaving in a funny or foolish way.
Example: He made a silly joke and everyone laughed.
